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Saturday, 20 September 2014

Boxed Corner Pocket Tissue HolderHere is today's project/tutorial an adorable 'Boxed Pocket Tissue Holder'. These are so darn cute! I have made so many of these using up scrap pieces of material for something that has a good use. Perfect for one of those last minute gifts. As a thank-you. And what could be better for a teacher's gift. Imagine them made up from Christmas material! My brain is in overload thinking of the possibilities. I promise you when you have made one you won't stop there. Here I have given my written tutorial and if that is not clear enough I have put the link to my YouTube video. Enjoy!

'Boxed Corner Pocket Tissue Holder'

A quick and
easy sewing project to make as a gift in only half an hour.Use up scraps of material you have left over
from other projects.

Fabric:

Cut one piece 6
¼” x 6 ¾” (outer fabric)

Cut one piece 6
¼” x 7 ¾” (inner fabric)

Tools:

Cotton

Scissors

Rotary cutterPins

Cutting board

Sewing machine

Iron

Instructions:

Cut your fabric
in contrasting colours/patterns.

Sew the short
ends good sides together using a ¼” seam allowance.

The outer
fabric is shorter than the inner so just take it over and sew accordingly. Then press with the iron.This is how it should look.

You will have a border of inner
fabric showing on both sides.This is
correct.

4. With the top
side upwards mark the centre of fabric on the long sides.This is to be your guide.

5. Bring up both sides to the centre marks and
pin into place.

6. Machine stitch
across reinforcing the centre connections.

7. Trim the edges
and use an overcast stitch to neaten off.

8. To box the
corners spread your corner side seam with the crease line formed.Align them and pin approximately ½” down
horizontally.

9. Machine stitch.

10. Trim off the corner.

11. Trim off any
hanging threads and then turn right side out.Push out all four corners with your fingers or a blunt
tool.12. Place in your pocket tissues.

Voila!Your ‘Boxed
Corner Pocket Tissue Holder’ is complete.

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